Hello Anne,

CLEAN has been hard at work reviewing resources to update our Collection. We are happy to share some of CLEAN's newest resources for you to use in your future lesson plans! Read more on a video, activity, and lesson that will be relevant for you and your students.

NEW Lesson Plans

• Video: Climate Emergency Feedback Loops Atmosphere Video
• Activity: How Much Water Do You Eat?
• Lesson: Scientific Consensus: A Tsunami of Evidence

CLEAN Resource Feature: Video

Activity: Climate Emergency Feedback Loops Atmosphere Video

Audience: Middle, High School, College Lower, College Upper

This video describes the influence of global warming on the water vapor feedback loop and weather pattern frequency/intensity by using expert scientists and graphical illustrations.

This video is 8:45 min.

CLEAN Resource Feature: Activity

Activity: How Much Water Do You Eat?

Audience: Intermediate, Middle, High School

This lesson will help students understand water use in food production and ways to use less water.

This activity takes one 60 minute class period.

CLEAN Resource Feature: Lesson

Lesson: Scientific Consensus: A Tsunami of Evidence

Audience: Middle, High School, College Lower, College Upper

This is the first lesson in a series of 6 lessons about climate change from the National Center for Science Education. The "Tsunami of Evidence" module directly addresses common preconceptions and misconceptions, and provides students with a foundational understanding of the relationship between science and media.

This lesson takes four to six 50 minute classes.

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